AWS - Serverless ArchitectureYou tried deploying a containerized app on AWS Lambda but received an error about image size. What is the likely cause?AThe container image is not stored in Amazon S3BLambda does not support container imagesCThe container image is missing a DockerfileDThe container image exceeds the 10 GB size limit for LambdaCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Recall Lambda container image size limitsLambda supports container images up to 10 GB in size.Step 2: Identify cause of deployment errorIf the image exceeds 10 GB, Lambda rejects it with an error.Final Answer:The container image exceeds the 10 GB size limit for Lambda -> Option DQuick Check:Lambda container image max size = 10 GB [OK]Quick Trick: Keep Lambda container images under 10 GB [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking Lambda doesn't support containersConfusing Dockerfile presence with size errorAssuming S3 storage is required for images
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